2025 Creality Filament Dryer, Space Pi Filament Dryer, 360° Fast Heating 3D Printer Filament Dry Box, Filament Storage with 110W PTC Heater LCD Touch Screen One-Key Set

Was delivered quickly and works well. Was able to 3D print many items from just one roll. Smooth printing and nice colors.

Great product, made a 3D snake and it came out great

This is my go-to filament when I want a hassle free multicolor gradient product. It is affordable and runs through my Bambu Lab printers without clogging or stringing. It also plays nice with the AMS since it comes on the plastic spool. Provides a nice finish and the color quality really is excellent. Highly recommend this product.

I bought the rainbow pla+ filament for my Ender3 S1 Plus and so far I like it. It's working great, quality is great, no complaints here as far as that goes. I don't love the color orange, lol and this has alot in it. So on the big project I'm currently printing, it's mostly green to blue to orange. But it's still pretty cool. So far there has been No clogs, it's not Brittle and there is very little stringing. I had a small issue with it adhering to the plate but that is more on me than it is the filament.

Since this listing is for a number of different filament colors, and also randomly a filament dryer, note that my review is based specifically on the rainbow filament.I haven’t had any issues with clogging, adhesion on a smooth PEI print sheet (for Prusa CORE One) is good, layer adhesion is also good, and I haven’t experienced any other problems.One thing to note is that there is a lot of filament length in between color transitions. If you’re printing something relatively small, it’s likely to be all one color, with maybe a little bit of a second color added in depending on where you are in the stool. Where this filament really shines is on large prints, where you actually do get a second or maybe third color.In my opinion, they should have a version like this (and label it accordingly: because this isn’t what I was expecting), and a version for smaller objects where the colors transition more closely together and the rainbow repeats throughout the spool. I’ve only used about 1/10 of it so far (it’s on yellow now), so I’m not sure how many rainbows you get in a spool, or if it just starts on violet and ends on red.In the picture, you’ll see the “Robo Alpaka” print from Prusa’s test models. I thought it looked pretty decent and the print quality wasn’t bad.

This prints well and is durable and strong especially when printed at 20% infill and 3d honeycomb. It needs cooling though as it prints otherwise it does sag but it does not have stringing or improperly formed areas. I like how easy it is to work with and how it does not clog in the extruder. What I don't like is how much cooling it needs. And it does need adhesive otherwise the prints fail. And it does have trouble with supports even at 10% so when it's printed on a different orientation that adhesive causes some visible imperfections but nothing that affects structure or strength. Recommended with caveats around cooling and supports.

I absolutely love this white PLA! It's spectacular—smooth, clean, and adheres perfectly to the print bed. I used it with my Creality Ender 3 V3 KE to print a stormtrooper bonsai pot, and it turned out amazing. This PLA gave me the exact look I wanted and holds acrylic paint exceptionally well. While I usually order directly from Creality, Amazon's quick delivery ensured I got this roll right when I needed it. A fantastic choice after a disappointing experience with Soleyin PLA.

Works well with the bamboo A1, AMS. I was a bit disappointed, however because the color change is infrequent and you have to print something pretty big to see more than a couple of colors. We’ll keep it around because it’s a high-quality filament that prints well. I’m always looking for a project that uses a good amount of filament so I can see more colors.